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Immigration Forum / Australia and NZ / March 2005Where to do my medicals
Has anybody got any experience of where to go to have my medicals done in the Portsmouth, UK area. I have got the approved list, I was hoping that someone on here has used and can recommend one. We dont mind travelling up to about an hour away if needed. Price is a concern, but more worried about professionalism, getting the forms rights, sending them to the right place first time etc etc. Thanks > Has anybody got any experience of where to go to have my medicals done > in the Portsmouth, UK area. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks If you do have the current list then my brother and his partner had theirs done in Southampton. You do have to go to 2 different places (near each other and they had them done on the same day) but they did not have any problems and the fees were OK. Not sure exactly what they were but we will probably use them to when we get to that stage. R. > Has anybody got any experience of where to go to have my medicals done > in the Portsmouth, UK area. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Thanks We did ours in Chichester (about 30 mins from Portsmouth), and the doctor there was fine. Had the Xrays at the hospital in the morning, and the medicals at the surgery in the afternoon. Very nice and easy. Chichester was also far cheaper than the place in Winchester. > We did ours in Chichester (about 30 mins from Portsmouth), and the > doctor there was fine. Had the Xrays at the hospital in the morning, > and the medicals at the surgery in the afternoon. Very nice and easy. > Chichester was also far cheaper than the place in Winchester. I rang the Chichester surgery and was quoted Adult Medical ?85, blood tests for the Adults ?25, X-Rays for the Adults (done at a seperate hospital, but on the same day) ?45. Child Medical ?50, no blood test, no X-Rays So all in all Adult ?155, Child (u-15) ?50. Receptionist was very nice and explained it all in detail, got me pencilled in for April 14th, going to check with my agent first though! thanks youcanlaugh > I rang the Chichester surgery and was quoted > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > thanks youcanlaugh You're very welcome > I rang the Chichester surgery and was quoted > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > thanks youcanlaugh That doesn't seem too bad. We have three kids so we also want to try and keep all of the costs down as much as possible. It may be worth the drive down there but for us Southampton is much nearer so I will find out about their prices. R. > That doesn't seem too bad. We have three kids so we also want to try > and keep all of the costs down as much as possible. It may be worth > the drive down there but for us Southampton is much nearer so I will > find out about their prices. > > R. Could be worthwhile, we have three kids as well, although they are 20, 18 and 7. They class as two adults and one child, add me and the wife to that equation and you are taking the thick end of ?670 :scared: Damn kids keep getting more expensive as they get older ;) > Could be worthwhile, we have three kids as well, although they are 20, > 18 and 7. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Damn kids keep getting more expensive as they get older ;) I know what you mean, get the two older ones to pay their own way if they want to go......only joking. Ours are 11, 7 & 3 so it should keep the cost down compared to yours. We thought about leaving one behind but could not decide which one so I suppose we will all have to go eh ! ! ! After all its only another fifty quid. Also, I spoke to my brother and he actually had one part done at Winchester and the other part done at Southampton but it was more expensive than the quote from Chichester so I guess we may go there too. R. > I know what you mean, get the two older ones to pay their own way if > they want to go......only joking. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > R. Children 11 and over will have to have the chest ex-ray as well as the med. |
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